Ranking first by a wide margin was my own article pointing out that despite media suggestions to the contrary, the official outcome of the Trump-Biden race was extraordinarily close, and in the right locations a shift of just one vote in 7,000 would have put Trump back into the White House, with the exception of the notorious 2000 Bush-Gore contest, the slimmest margin in over 100 years.  Moreover, the unprecedented censorship of anti-Biden information by both the mainstream media and the Tech giants clearly stole the election from Trump, easily explaining the enormous anger of his voters, which boiled over in the DC Capitol.  This topic has quickly attracted nearly 600 comments totaling almost 65,000 words.

Four of the five next most popular featured articles dealt with the same theme of the consequences of the enormous controversial Trump-Biden decision and the violent protest events in DC.  Paul Craig Roberts denounced the media for  both attempting to cover up widespread voter fraud and also dishonestly portraying the events in the Capitol. Gregory Hood urged Trump backers to take careful stock of the situation, recognizing that their candidate was a very poor vessel for their political hopes, and admit that many of them were deluded into believing the comforting QAnon conspiracy theories.  Marcus Apostate put these political developments in the broader context of an long-term “fifth-generation war” against white Americans, who are now faced with many of the pressures experienced by Weimar Germans a century ago.  The Saker argued that also the dark forces that defeated Trump do control the US, most of Europe, and other vassal-states or dependencies, much of the world remains out of their hands in “Area B” and will continue to successfully resist, including Russia, China, and Iran.  These articles together attracted over 1,000 comments totaling nearly 130,000 words.

Finally, rounding out our most popular featured articles was Philip Giraldi’s column on the death of multibillionaire Sheldon Adelson, who deployed his gambling-fortune to promote Israeli interests at the expense of American ones, helping to arrange for Trump’s pardon of the Jewish spy who had stolen all our most crucial military plans at the height of the Cold War, leading to their acquisition by the Soviets.